Chauffeur’s guide
A local chauffeur's guide to arriving in Orlando — airports, business districts, conference venues and the landmarks our clients ask for, with discreet black car and executive transfers.
In Orlando, trips are driven by a vetted local affiliate chauffeur and coordinated by our 24/7 desk.
Where to eat
Fine dining · $$$$ · Grand Floridian
Disney's jacket-required, AAA Five-Diamond flagship — a table.
Gastropub · $$$ · Winter Park
A pioneering farm-to-table gastropub and brewery that helped launch Orlando's food scene.
Barbecue · $$ · Winter Park
Central Florida's Texas-style barbecue, born in Winter Park.
Ramen · $$ · Audubon Park
A cult ramen bar in the East End Market food hall — bold bowls and fried chicken.
Southern · Bakery · $$ · Milk District
A Southern-comfort bakery and brunch spot in the Milk District.
Tacos · $ · Mills 50
A tiny Mills 50 favourite for fresh, from-scratch tacos and salsas.
Places to go
Bay Lake
The world's most-visited holiday resort — four theme parks anchored by the Magic Kingdom.
International Drive
Universal's multi-park resort, known for its immersive Wizarding World of Harry Potter.
International Drive
An entertainment complex on I-Drive crowned by a 400-foot observation wheel.
Space Coast
NASA's launch gateway on the Space Coast — home to a real Space Shuttle and Saturn V rocket.
Winter Park
A genteel lakeside town of brick streets, boutiques and a classic pontoon boat tour.
Downtown
Downtown Orlando's green heart — a lake ringed by a promenade, with swan boats.
The perfect chauffeured day
Where business happens
Worth seeing
Orlando · Local intel
Phillips Center, and nearby City District venues offering an easy, polished evening out. Winter Park adds upscale dining, boutique shopping, and a more refined residential feel, while Thornton Park, Mills 50, and Audubon Park suit dinner, cocktails, and low-key local character. International Drive remains the main leisure corridor, with ICON Park and new 2026 openings around Pointe Orlando adding convenient, current options.
Orlando is spread out, and the key business, dining, and entertainment districts can sit far apart, so point-to-point travel is usually faster than relying on self-drive. Traffic can tighten around I-Drive, downtown, and major park corridors, and parking can be time-consuming at busy venues, making a private chauffeur the most efficient way to move smoothly between meetings and dinners.
Orlando · Chauffyr operating model
A comparable vehicle class to our standard: Business Sedan for one or two passengers, Executive SUV for three to five with luggage, and Executive Sprinter or Jet Sprinter equivalents for groups. Vehicle class is chosen from your headcount and luggage count, and the price is confirmed in writing before you book. The chauffeur’s name, mobile and plate are confirmed by SMS and email the night before departure (or on dispatch for same-day rides).
Our 24/7 reservations desk watches the flight (commercial) or tail number (private aviation) from before block-out. Commercial arrivals carry 60 minutes of complimentary wait after wheels-down to clear immigration and baggage; private aviation includes 15 minutes of complimentary wait after actual landing time, and is met plane-side where the FBO permits, lobby-side otherwise. Non-airport pickups carry 15 minutes of complimentary wait at the quoted pickup time.
Every quote is in USD; your confirmed quote is locked when you book — no distance surcharge, no fuel surcharge. The 20% gratuity is added when you book; any wait time beyond the complimentary windows above are the only post-ride line items on the receipt. Written confirmation of chauffeur, vehicle and pickup follows by email. Our 24/7 desk responds right away.
The desk takes same-day and overnight requests by phone when the quote widget on this page isn’t enough — for multi-stop itineraries, late-night private arrivals, event-week movements or corporate billing changes. Call +1-833-457-5466.
Service · at a glance
Our 24/7 reservations desk watches the flight (commercial) or tail number (private aviation) from before block-out. Commercial airport arrivals get up to 60 minutes of complimentary wait after wheels-down to clear immigration and baggage, then extra wait is billed at the vehicle's hourly rate in 15-minute increments; private-aviation (FBO) arrivals get 15 minutes of complimentary wait after actual landing time, then extra wait is billed at the vehicle’s hourly rate in 15-minute increments; they are met plane-side where the FBO permits, lobby-side otherwise. Non-airport pickups carry 15 minutes of complimentary wait at the quoted pickup time.
You are dispatched a late-model Mercedes-Benz E-Class, Lincoln Aviator or similar executive sedan, a Cadillac Escalade / Chevrolet Suburban or similar SUV, or an Executive Sprinter van depending on headcount and luggage. The chauffeur’s name, mobile and vehicle plate are confirmed by SMS and email the night before departure (or on dispatch for same-day rides). Every chauffeur holds a current commercial licence, is background-checked, drug-tested, and carries the state-required commercial livery insurance.
Chauffyr quotes are in USD; your confirmed quote is locked when you book — no distance surcharge, no fuel surcharge. The only post-ride adjustments are the 20% gratuity added when you book any wait time beyond the policy windows above, both of which appear as explicit line items on your receipt. Billing to a corporate account is available on request; our desk invoices against a single credit card or ACH relationship.
Most rides can be booked up to a few hours before pickup through the live quote widget on this page; our 24/7 US-based desk handles same-day and overnight requests by phone. Every booking returns a written confirmation to your email, with the dispatcher’s direct line should anything on the day of travel change. Cancellation and no-show policy vary by vehicle class and are listed on our cancellation policy page.
Our own fleet serves Napa and the Bay Area; elsewhere, trips are run by vetted affiliate partners.
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